Is a Squirrel faster than a Hippopotamus?
Answer : No, a Squirrel is slower than a Hippopotamus
The average top speed of a Squirrel is 24 kph, (15 mph) while for a Hippopotamus it is 30 kph, (19 mph)
| Name | Name:Squirrel | Name:Hippopotamus |
| Top Speed | Top Speed:24 kph, (15 mph) | Top Speed:30 kph, (19 mph) |
| Height | Height:23 cm, (9.1 in ) | Height:88 cm, (2 ft, 10.6 in ) |
| Weight | Weight:1 kg, (2 lbs) | Weight:200 kg, (441 lbs) |
| Lifespan in Wild (years) | Lifespan in Wild (years):6 | Lifespan in Wild (years):30 |
| Description | Description:Southern flying squirrels live in wooded areas of the eastern United States, southeastern Canada, Mexico, and Honduras. The loose flap of skin, called the“gliding membrane, attached from its wrist to its ankle helps it glide in the appearance of flying. They also have large eyes for their nocturnal adventures. | Description:Pygmy Hippopotamus is the mini version of the common or river hippo. It has a rounder and narrower head, a greenish-black, smooth layer of skin that secretes a pink fluid (blood sweat), which gives it a shiny look. It also acts like a sunscreen to prevent dehydration. |
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